Hopes are high that DOD's cloud-based architecture will make a real difference for deployed soldiers, but some challenges still remain to be solved.
GSA's conference scandal was just the start. Now a dozen agencies are being asked to defend their spending on conferences.
The latest document is part of a new, multi-layered planning methodology for DISA.
Facing budget pressures and a world of shifting priorities, DOD is open to help from contractors as it analyzes and tracks strategies.
Joint explosives organization faces an uncertain post-Afghanistan future, but its CIO hopes that the culture it created will survive and continue to serve the government.
Fiscal pressures are forcing the military branches to collaborate and share, potentially leading to smarter, better IT projects, leaders say.
The DOD and VA are focused on finding the right technology to serve troops over a lifetime -- even with bumps along the way -- and those closest to the effort say the stumbles are leading to progress.
Only months from deadline, federal agencies are as unprepared as ever for massive budget cuts. What's the holdup?
The agencies award a $2.6 billion contract as part of the Future Commercial Satellite Communications Services Acquisition program.
More than 100,000 Defense Department employees could lose their jobs to budget cuts early next year, according to a new analysis.
A congressional committee makes GSA conference cost the benchmark for potential excessive spending.
Despite the potential danger of the cyber threat and a rising chorus of voices urging action, the government seems to be making only halting progress. There are several reasons for that, and no easy solutions.